Boundary Lines
Underwriting Manuals
- 2.16 Boundaries
- 2.20 Boundary Line Disputes
- 4.28 Descriptions
- 14.04 Overlaps
- 15.24 Party Walls
- 17.36 Residential Title Policies
- 18.40 Surveys
- 23.00 Zero Lot Line
Standard Exceptions
Bulletins
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Forms
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Table of Contents
BOU
Boundary Lines
Boundary line conflicts may be evident from the examination of title or surveys reflecting encroachments or other boundary issues. The Company requires a review of the last deed to the adjoining land when examining commercial or agricultural land to discover any apparent conflicts.
Exceptions
BOUX01
ALTA
06/26/2009
V
2
Boundary Line Conflict
Boundary line conflict with the adjoining tract along the ____________ line of the Land.
Comment: This provision excepts to a boundary conflict evidenced by a survey, examination, or inspection. It can be clarified by reference to the description of the adjoining tract.
Comment: This provision excepts to a boundary conflict evidenced by a survey, examination, or inspection. It can be clarified by reference to the description of the adjoining tract.
See Underwriting Manual
BOUX02
ALTA
06/26/2009
V
2
Boundary Line Agreement
Terms and provisions of boundary line agreement concerning the ____________ line of the Land recorded ____________.
Comment: This provision excepts to the terms of a recorded boundary line agreement.
Comment: This provision excepts to the terms of a recorded boundary line agreement.
See Underwriting Manual
BOUX03
ALTA
06/26/2009
V
2
Exception to Disputed Area
The following portion of the Land is specifically excepted from the coverage of this Policy: ___________________________________________________________.
Comment: If the survey or examination reflects a substantial and identifiable portion of the land in conflict, that portion may be specifically excepted from coverage. This should not be done if the description of the insured land can delete the portion in conflict (e.g. an entire lot). If this exception is used, the Company also prefers to save and except the identifiable portion in the Schedule A description.
Comment: If the survey or examination reflects a substantial and identifiable portion of the land in conflict, that portion may be specifically excepted from coverage. This should not be done if the description of the insured land can delete the portion in conflict (e.g. an entire lot). If this exception is used, the Company also prefers to save and except the identifiable portion in the Schedule A description.